Seattle Yacht Club retains Lipton Cup after victory by Sir Tom
The 2500 dollar Thomas Lipton inter national trophy cup remains with the Seattle Yacht club as Sir Tom captained by Ted Geary defeated Turenga by 1 minute 54 seconds in a 12 nautical mile heat near West Seattle. Crew included Norman Blanchard Dean Johnson Dreher and Frits Hellen. Other Friday races saw Minerva Rival and Ardie as returning winners amid light winds and tidal currents.
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Seattle
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Dean Johnson
New Dreher
Frits Hellen
Seattle Yacht Club
Minerva
Rival
Ardie
W. E. Graveley
B. W. Thompson
J. D. Scott
Ortona
Partegga
Canada
Tacoma
Everett
Sound
Cure for Asthma and Diseases Sold at Seattle Sanitarium
An advertisement from Olympic View Sanitarium on 14-16 W Harrison offers a cure for asthma and many ailments. G J Mernberg claims success with patients in Seattle and surrounding towns, promising immediate relief and eventual cure. It invites readers to request names and addresses of cured individuals.
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Boston
New York
Seattle
Olympic View Sanitarium
W. Harrison
Dar
Tate's Cafe Announces New Show and Renovations
Beginning next Monday July 20 Tate's Cafe will feature 12 entertainers headed by soprano Miss Viola Farrell. A newly carpeted house with plush stage curtains, ladies room, liveried attendant, and refreshed decor aim to enhance patron comfort. Johnson, Gen Mgr. Wood, Amusement Mgr.
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Viola Farrell
Salvador and Hyland Fight To Draw In San Francisco
In San Francisco on July 18 fans demanded a rematch after a second draw between four round champion lightweight Sally Salvador of Sacramento and veteran Dick Hyland of San Francisco. Salvador used speed to gain a slim edge in the first two rounds amid a slugging battle.
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San Francisco
Sally Salvador
Sacramento
Dick Hyland
Salvador
Giants win 21 inning contest in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg yesterday the National League long game record was broken as the New York team defeated the local club 3 to 1 in a 21 inning contest. Babe Adams and Rube Marquard pitched the complete game.
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Pittsburg
New York
Babe” Adams
Rabe” Marquard
Young players rise with rebels aid in majors
Veteran observer Hugh S Fullerton notes a surge of strong young talent across the major leagues. He cites the Federal League’s impact on developing raw material and highlights players such as Robertson Stock with the Giants, Molits and Mayer with the Cubs, Niehoff and others across Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Philadelphia as rising stars likely to stick in the standard league.
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George Withere
Harlem
George
New York Giants
Robertson
Cubs
Moliwits
Cincinnati
Zabel
Philadelphia
Mayer
Martin
von Kolnitz
Twombley
Douglass
Niehoff
Stallings
Ernie Deal
Collins
Crutcher
Schmidt
Whitted
Doak
Beck
Dolan
Pittsburg
Joe Kelly
Kantalehner
Brooklyn
O'Mara
Kunigman
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Athletics
Jimmy Callahan
Callahan
White Sox
Ed’ Walsh
Faber
Death Valley Scott
Fourniers
Hal Chase
Melbourne Inman Arrives for Series With Willie Hoppe
Melbourne Inman arrives in New York to meet world champion Willie Hoppe in a title series of games. The meeting marks a challenge for the championship in a spectacle watched by billiards fans.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Melbourne Inman
Roy Brashear Granted Unconditional Release by Portland Club
Roy Brashear, utility infielder for the Portland Pacific Coast league club, has drawn unconditional release. The decision comes as Brashear departs the team as part of roster reshuffling.
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Portland
Ore
Roy Brashear
Portland Pacific Coast League
Frank Chance Tries to Ease Into Retirement
Yesterday's results show Beattle beat Spokane 2 to 1, Vancouver defeated Victoria 5 to 1, and Tacoma won 4 to 0 over Portland. Chance appears to push toward leaving first base duties and retirement.
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Frank Chance
Spokane
Vancouver
Victoria
Tacoma
Portland
Spokane Eens
Seattle
Coasters Seek Federal Stand Amid Baseball Franchise Tensions
The Pacific Coast League leads a revolt seeking parity with the National and American leagues and calls for abolition of the draft. Major leagues face pressure as the Coast leaguers align with the Federal league, threatening to redefine organized baseball.
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Organized Baseball! Ie
Pacific Coast League
American Association
International League
Feds
Williams Beats Clothier in Davis Cup Test Singles
Seabright New Jersey witnessed R Norris Williams defeat ex national champion William Clothier in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-1 in the Davis Cup test singles final yesterday. The Davis cup team member from last year showcased dominant form in the coastal match.
Big Auto Race Meet Opens On Meadows Course In Seattle
The Meadows mile track hosts a two day auto race meet beginning this afternoon at 2. Notables include Earl Cooper Teddy Tetzlaff Hughie Hughes Arthur Klein Brock de Alene Carlson Kennedy. Events include trials five mile sprints auto polo and a 100 mile Tilikum sweepstakes finale.
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Meadows
Earl Cooper
Teddy Tetzlaff
Hughie Hughes
Arthur Klein
Brock de Alene
Carlson
Kennedy
Tetzlaff
Blitzen Benz
Washington
A. H. Jones
Australian tennis team sails to face Canada in cup series
The Australian challenging team for the international tennis cup left New York for Chicago to meet Canada in elimination matches on July 23 24 and 25. Norman E Brookes Anthony F Wilding A W Dunlop and S N Dost make up the party aboard the steamship Aquitania arriving in New York.
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Chicago
Norman E. Brookes
Anthony F. Wilding
A. W. Dunlop
S&s. N. Dost
Chicago club features armless golfer in 90s round
A Chicago golf club showcases an armless golfer who can still break 90 on the course. The story highlights the athlete’s skill, determination, and how training and adjustment enable competitive play despite disability.
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Chicago
Commission bars Old Joe Wolcott from boxing in New York
The New York State Athletic Commission stated Joe Wolcott of Boston is too old to fight in New York. At 42 plus, he was named ineligible for a scheduled bout against the Black Demon, with the ruling filed today.
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New York
Joe Wolcott
Boston
New York Athletic Commission
Wolcott
Directors Meet to Urge Umpire Dismissal in Seattle
The North western league directors held a session with President Fielder Jones at the Seattle hotel today to press for the dismissal of umpire George Wheeler and possibly Burnside.
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George Wheeler
Burnside
Northwestern League
Fielder Jones
Seattle
Gunboat May Yet set Bout With Johnson Promoter Says
Promoter James W. Coffroth states Gunboat Smith will not face Carpentier next and backs a future match with Champion Jack Johnson for the world heavyweight title. He expects a letter from Smith's manager Jim Buckley within two weeks about the Johnson bout. Carpentier defeats Smith and a rematch is unlikely. Coffroth outlines a winner take all setup plus a $20,000 side bet if Smith and Carpentier meet again.
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San Francisco
Gunboat Smith
Georges Carpentier
London
Jack Johnson
James W. Coffroth
California
Mexico
Coffroth
Johnson
Smith
Carpentier
Jim Buckley
Bombardier Wells
Smith Carpentier
Battlers
Game Late Today Delayed Start In Parade Downtown
The ball game will start at 3 30 this afternoon because of parades and other festivities downtown Charley Fullerton will pitch for Seattle.
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Charley Fullerton
Seattle
Johnny O Leary Heads to Central Columbia for Drouillard Bout
Canadian light champion Johnny O Leary leaves Vancouver for Central Columbia to train for his August 6 bout with Patsy Drouillard at Brighouse.
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Vancouver
Johnny O'Leary
Central Columbia
Patsy Drouillard
Brighouse
Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco Advertisement Series
A newspaper note describes a weekly Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco ad series featuring human, humorous copy and illustrations by leading artists. It claims the ads inject sunshine and optimism, promoting the product as good for life regardless of weather and a joy for pipe and cigarette smokers.
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Prince Albert
Fishermen Stage Schedule Between North Bend and Kirkland
Green's auto stage operates daily from North Bend at 6 50 a m to Kirkland arriving 8 80 a m. Return from Kirkland at 4 30 a m reaching North Bend at 6 10. Passes King county pheasantry trout hatchery Falls City and Snoqualmie Falls. Fare 1 50 each way.
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North Bend
Kirkland
King County Pheasantry
Trout Hatchery
Falls City
Snoqualmie Falls
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